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2fast2slow

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maria mourani bugs me...she is a total abolishinist. there is no grey zone in her approach. She is old school 'make all of it illegal'. she makes a lot of noise that the other polititians find hard to ignore.

I am all for going after proxénètes, but leave consenting adults out of it!!!
 
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It has a budget of 1.2 million per year, if you subtract what corrupt officials will put in their pockets (I enjoy paying taxes sooo much), that leaves about 100k per yearly, about enough for one extra investigator. I guess that is why there is no real impact.
 

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I remember seeing news report on tv when this squad was announced last spring.
The problem is police work independetly in their city, territory or jurisdiction and have rare contacts with each other. This squad is created mainly to facilitate contacts and trade informations between them.
An example that was given in a tv interview was a pimp from Montreal who would drive his girls to work in small cities like Trois-Rivieres for 2-3 days then come back to Montreal.
In this example TR police would transmit information to Montreal police about the suspicious activities the pimp is doing in their locality, where he is traveling,etc.
 

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It has a budget of 1.2 million per year, if you subtract what corrupt officials will put in their pockets (I enjoy paying taxes sooo much), that leaves about 100k per yearly, about enough for one extra investigator. I guess that is why there is no real impact.

Cynicism aside if you count a cop salary plus benefits at 75k/year let's say, and operation budget of 20k/employee, you're talking about a dozen staff team.
 

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it's mostly for minor trafficking...not much to worry about it.
 

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it's mostly for minor trafficking...not much to worry about it.

Exactly. I know from a very very good source that all energy are on pimps and minor. MP may get busted once in a while if neighbors complains too much.

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Cynicism aside if you count a cop salary plus benefits at 75k/year let's say, and operation budget of 20k/employee, you're talking about a dozen staff team.

Not cynicism, it’s called reality. Corruption comes in all forms. From hiring useless staff for useless administrative purposes to home improvements paid by yours truly from our taxes. It’s prevasive and ubiquitous in our gouvernement. I’m not saying it’s unique to quebec, it’s just a fact. Then again I may be exaggerating a tiny bit.
 

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Listen, we all know that teenage girls run away from home or the centre d'accueil and are picked up at the bus station by pimps... And that there is a market for 16 year-olds, unfortunately. I'm absolutely fine with a squad devoted to fight this.

But the populist politicians and NIMBYs agitating to close a massage parlor in their neighborhood ain't going to do squat to stop pimps and sexual exploitation. I hope one day everybody in our society realize that simple solutions don't exist for complicated problems. That's the basis of many "law and order, tough on crime" type laws.

I don't know about this squad in particular. I tend to think they have a sensible approach and don't waste time on consenting adults making arrangements for sex, and devote their energy and resources full time to address the real issue of exploitation of teenagers and fighting street gangs.

As for Mourani.. her heart is probably at the right place, but she doesn't have a very nuanced - or effective - position.
 

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Has the new mayor of montreal made any statements about targeting the industry?
 
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